Q44: A moustached father-figure of the country

In Calculus Affair we learn that Kurvi-Tasch (Pleksy-Gladz) have had a major part in Bordurian history. In another album another historic person also had a (probably) major part in another countrys history. Kurvi-Tasch and this other both have moustasches and similar weapons of choice.

Who is the person who shares some traits with the bordurian statesman?
In which country did he do his deeds to make it for posterity?

He is Tapioca. His name mentioned in Red Sea Sharks and Tintin and Picaros albums.

I suppose you rather mean General OLIVARO the liberator of San Theodoros, who died aged 94 (1805-1899): a statue of him can be seen in The Broken Ear (p.30-B2), when beheaded by the bomb supposed to kill Alcazar.

compare his & Plekszy-Gladz's statues on http://cactuscom.com/tintin/actual.htm#a3 (annexes II & III)

This question is confusing one.

labrador road 26 says: "(probably)", "similar weapons of choice", "shares some traits with the bordurian statesman".

I'm really sorry if the question was badly formulated. I was looking for Olivaro which looks similar to Kurvi-Tasch (Plekszy-Gladz) and they are both pictured with some kind of saber (or sword).

Olivaro played enough major role in San Theodoros history to be made statue close to the office of the current head of state, so I guess he was quite a important figure.

Shared traits:
Both made as statues.
Both pictured with sabers (or similar).
Both pictured with moustaches.
Both (probably) had a major part in their respective countrys history.

Amazingly Yamilah scores again, well I'm kidding, of course Yamilah scores.

Allright. I thought he is Tapioca because that "trait" word.